ASVAB prep - Auto and Shop Information - Metal Shop

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Which type of hand saw is BEST for cutting metal?

Hacksaw.

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A small hole that ensures drilling accuracy is BEST made by a _________.

Center punch.

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Welders using the electric-arc welding method wear face shields to protect themselves from _________.

Ultraviolet radiation.

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<p>Which of the following types of pliers is pictured?</p>

Which of the following types of pliers is pictured?

Needle nose.

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A stick welder melts metal with the heat from _________.

An electric current.

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What type of nut uses a cotter pin?

Castellated nut.

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What type of hammer is BEST for shaping metal?

Ball peen hammer.

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The BEST method for cleaning a surface prior to soldering is to use a _________.

Flux.

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What type of tool is used to join metals for electrical connections?

Soldering gun.

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You need to make a cut straight across a small cable. Which type of plier BEST fits your needs?

Diagonal.

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A hammer with a regular striking face and, on the opposite face, a rounded end is called a _________.

Ball-peen hammer.

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<p>The pictured tool is a _________.</p>

The pictured tool is a _________.

Pipe wrench.

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What tool is used to make indentations that serve as marks for drilling operations?

Center punch.

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<p>The tool pictured is a _________.</p>

The tool pictured is a _________.

Box-end wrench.

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An inside caliper measures _________.

The internal size of an object.

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What type of pliers would you use to make a precise bend to a wire before connecting it to a receptacle?

Needle-nose pliers.

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Soldering differs from welding in that it _________.

Does not melt the work pieces.

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Why is proper ventilation important in metalworking shops?

To prevent the buildup of harmful fumes and dust that can pose health risks.

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What safety gear is essential to protect the eyes when performing metal cutting operations?

Safety goggles or face shield.

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What is the purpose of a cutting torch in metalworking?

To cut through metal by introducing oxygen after heating it.

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Which welding technique uses a continuous wire electrode and inert gas to create the weld joint?

Gas metal arc welding (GMAW).

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What type of welding technique uses a consumable electrode that melts and creates the weld joint?

Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW).

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What is the purpose of a milling machine in metalworking?

To remove material from a workpiece using a rotary cutting tool.

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What is the purpose of using a welding clamp in metalworking projects?

To hold metal pieces securely during the welding process.

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What is the purpose of a welding helmet in metalworking?

To protect the welder's eyes and face from UV light and sparks.

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What type of cutting tool is commonly used to make precise cuts in metal rods and pipes?

Cutoff wheel or abrasive disc.

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Which metalworking tool is commonly used to cut through sheet metal with precision?

Metal shear.

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What is the difference between MIG welding and TIG welding techniques?

MIG welding uses a consumable wire electrode and shielding gas, while TIG welding uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode and filler wire.

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What safety measures should be taken when using a plasma cutter in a metal shop?

Wearing safety glasses, gloves, and flame-resistant clothing.

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What welding process uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to create the weld?

TIG welding.

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Which metalworking tool is primarily used for shaping and smoothing metal surfaces?

Grinder.

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Which metalworking tool is used to cut metal in a straight line?

Bandsaw.

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Which welding technique is known for its ability to provide deep penetration in thick metal sections?

Submerged arc welding.

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What type of metal cutting tool is most suitable for making intricate and curved cuts?

Jigsaw.

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What type of welding involves the use of a welding rod to join two pieces of metal?

Stick welding.

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What type of metal cutting process uses a high-velocity jet of abrasive particles to cut through metal?

Abrasive waterjet cutting.

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Which welding technique is commonly used for joining thin sheet metals together?

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW).

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What is the most commonly used tool for cutting metal in a metal shop?

Angle grinder.

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Which of the following is the most important safety precaution when using a grinding wheel?

Wearing hearing protection.

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What welding technique uses a torch to heat the metal pieces and a filler rod to join them together?

Oxyacetylene welding.

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Which metal cutting process uses a high-speed rotating cutting tool to remove material from a workpiece?

Milling.

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Which type of welding joint is created by overlapping two metal pieces and welding along the seam?

Lap joint.

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What type of metal cutting process uses a high-temperature flame to melt and sever metal?

Oxy-fuel cutting.

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What tool is commonly used for cutting curves or intricate shapes in sheet metal?

Aviation snips.

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What is the primary purpose of a bandsaw in metalworking?

Make curved or irregular cuts.

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Which metalworking tool is commonly used to bend sheet metal into various shapes?


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What type of metalworking tool is used to shape metal by hammering or pressing?

Anvil.

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Which welding technique involves joining two separate metal pieces by melting and fusing them together?

Fusion welding.